
It's a good one isn't it? Here's what I created...
I started with an always artichoke base & embossed with swiss dots. I stamped a piece of river rock c/s with my Paisley BG stamp in river rock ink. Punched a piece of white c/s with my new Fiskars border punch-Florentine, top & bottom & wrapped with a length of ribbon. I stamped the little bird from Celebrate Everyday once on white & again on some of the leftover paisley/river rock piece. I cut out the river rock bird & mounted her up with foam dimensionals, also coloured her heart & flower band with purely pomegranate. Sponged the edges with river rock & mounted on river rock then purely pomegranate c/s. I punched out a 1" circle of pomegranate & a 3/4" circle from the paisley/river rock piece, attached an American Crafts flower & a button from the stash. I originally stamped 'just because' straight onto my paisley piece (once it was all stuck down & I knew as i was doing it I would regret it...) didn't like it-too flat, so I punch out a round tab out of the paisley/river rock piece & stamped 'thank you' onto it. It slid in nicely under the panel & I left the tab open for a bit more dimension, you can kinda see a shadow in the photo. I like...You like???





and the colour samples
and my card
I really wanted to scrap this ultrasound photo, but wasn't too sure how to go about it for a while. In the end I went half pink half blue and just journalled what we were thinking, what the old ring test predicted, how his legs were pulled up in the photo so we couldn't see anything & that we didn't really want to know-surprises are good!, that we really didn't mind either way-pink or blue-loved all the same, always! I used Basic Grey Gypsy line for the patterned paper & tried to balance it with some plain paper from the same line.
This one uses Kaisercraft paper. I used one side for the dotty strip & cut out the quotes from the other side. Some white Basic Grey rub-ons, a 'ghost' arrow, bottle top embellishment & that's it. I did the journalling on a stamped tag which is from the set 'Stamp of Authority' from Stampin' Up.
For this layout I followed Jill's instructions at 
This one uses lots of rub-ons & some chipboard hearts.
I drew a doodled frame for my journalling on this one & used the 'London Bridge' wording in the photo for my title. That is etched in the side of the bridge & I took a photo as we cruised past-unfortunately that old man in the corner wasn't smiling for my shot!









